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SEBOLD, GAIE (chron.)

* Adam’s Lawyer (with Martin Owton), (ss) Hub Magazine Christmas 2006
* The Locked Room (with Martin Owton), (ss) Hub Magazine Sep 6 2009
SEBRELL, GRACE A. (chron.)

* letter, (lt) All-Story Weekly Jul 5 1919
SEBRIGHT, OLIVE (chron.)

* Hever: A Haunt of Ancient Peace, (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine Jul 1904
SECCOMBE, GLADYS (chron.)

* A Quarrel Between Two School-Girls, (vi) Atalanta Jan 1898
* Sestina of Hope, (pm) Atalanta Jan 1897
SECH, JOHN ELLIS (chron.)

* Hope for Deliverance, (ms) Fate Sep 1991
SECKENDORFF, M. G. (chron.)

* The Achievements of Roosevent in His Seven Years’ Work As President, (ar) Munsey’s Mar 1909
* The Elimination of Waste - A Problem of the Twentieth Century, (ar) Munsey’s Apr 1909
* The Enormous Power of the Supreme Court, (ar) Munsey’s Sep 1910
* Exit the Dalai-Lama, (ar) The Scrap Book Jul 1910
* Land of the Morning Calm (Korea), (ar) The Scrap Book Nov 1910
* The Mystery of the Lost Dauphin, (ar) Munsey’s Jul 1910
* The Psychology of Money Panics, (ar) The Scrap Book May 1910
* The Wealth of Our Mines and Forests, (ar) Munsey’s Mar 1910
SECKER, MARTIN (chron.)

* Publisher’s Progress, (bg) The Cornhill Magazine Sum 1973
SECOMBE, HARRY (Donald) (1921-2001) (chron.)

* How Lance-Bombardier Secome broke his spectacles and met Bronchial Bill, (hu) Argosy (UK) May 1969
* Needle Match, (ar) Argosy (UK) Sep 1967
* Something Borrowed, (ss)

Argosy (UK) Aug 1968; in the “Author’s Choice” series

* Why I Choose This Story, (is)

Argosy (UK) Aug 1968
SECOND NIGHTER (chron.)

* Sidelights from Stageland, (cl) The Scrap Book Mar, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1906
* Sidelights from Stageland: Second Installment, (cl) The Scrap Book Apr 1906
* The Stage, (ar) The Scrap Book Oct #1 1907
SECOND, HENRI (chron.)

* A Debt of Forty-One Sous, (ss) Short Stories Nov 1893; tr. by Pauline Shackleford Colyar
SECOND, PETRARCH (chron.)

* Afterwhiles, (pm) Saucy Stories Jul 1924
SECONDI, JOHN J. (chron.)
_____, trans.

* Past, Present, Furure, by Bernardo Ellis, (ss) Short Story International #17 1979; Brazil. From Caminhos e Descaminhos.; tr. by Silas Metran Curado
SECOR, ALSON (chron.)

* Better Rural Education, (cl) Successful Farming Nov 1928, Feb 1929
* A Motorized Farm, (ar) Successful Farming Nov 1928
SECOR, EUGENE (chron.)

* When Blossom Went to Ride with Me, (pm) National Magazine Sep 1905
’SECRET SERVICE’ (chron.)

* Views of the World, (cl) Air Mail Aug 1944, Sep 1945
SECRETARY of a LONELY HEARTS CLUB, THE (chron.)

* Object — Matrimony, (ss) Amorous Confessions #1 1948
SECRETARY of WAR (chron.)

* To the War Workers of America, (ms) Thrilling Adventures Oct 1942
SEDDON, JOHN (chron.)

* All Rules Has Reasons, (ss) The Man Jan 1945
* But I Has Me Little Compensations, (ss) The Man Jul 1945
* Dictionary of Drink, (ar) The Man Jul 1946
* How Calcutta Starved, (ar) The Man Jul 1946
* Quaint Antics, (ss) The Man Nov 1946
* Some There Are Who Know, (ss) The Man Feb 1945
SEDGE, EMERET H. (chron.)

* The Rescue, (ss) Ballou’s Dollar Monthly Dec 1855
SEDGELY, CLINTON (chron.)

* The Weapon that Turned the Scale, (ss) The Argosy Jan 28 1893
SEDGES, JOHN (chron.)

* The Long Love, (sl) Woman’s Home Companion Oct, Nov 1949
SEDGWICK, ANNE DOUGLAS; [Mrs. Basil de Sélincourt] (1873-1935) (chron.)

* The Rat, (ss) Cosmopolitan Feb 1926
SEDGWICK, CATHARINE (Maria) (1789-1867) (chron.)

* A Contrast, (ss) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine Jan 1844
* New York Fountains and Astor Baths, (ar) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine Mar 1844
* The Postoffice, (ss) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine Aug 1843
SEDGWICK, CHARLOTTE (chron.)

* Betty, (ss) The Youth’s Companion Mar 29 1900
SEDGWICK, ELLERY (chron.)

* Business Is Business, (ar) American Illustrated Magazine Sep 1905
* Freight Rates and Death Rates: Regulating the Land of Disasters, (ar) Leslie’s Monthly Magazine May 1905
* Greece from a Wheel Chair, (ar) Atlantic Monthly Aug 1951
* How Congress Stands on the Block System, (ar) Leslie’s Monthly Magazine Jul 1905
* The Japanese Mystery, (ar) Atlantic Monthly Sep 1930
* The Man with the Muck-Rake, (ar) American Illustrated Magazine May 1906; on muckraking journalism.
* State Governors and Public Safety: Their Letters on House Bill 18469, (ar) Leslie’s Monthly Magazine Jun 1905
* A Tale of New Japan - A Chapter from Life, (ar) Atlantic Monthly Mar 1937
SEDGWICK, EVE KOSOFSKY (chron.)

* Epistemology of the Closet (I), (ar) Raritan Spr 1988
SEDGWICK, H. T. (chron.)

* A Singular Siege, (vi) The Boys’ Magazine Mar 1915
SEDGWICK, HENRY DWIGHT (chron.)

* Literary Reminiscences of Berkshire, (ar) The Century Aug 1895
SEDGWICK, JOHN (1954- ) (chron.)

* For His Eyes Only, (ar) Penthouse Nov 1982
SEDGWICK, JOHN HUNTER (chron.)

* Miss Malby’s Change of Heart, (ss) The Smart Set Dec 1920
* Mister Bowdoin, (ss) The Smart Set Dec 1921
* Pepperell Square, (ss) The Smart Set Jan 1921
SEDGWICK, MODWENA (chron.)

* Jan Perry Learns How, (ss) Woman’s Journal Mar 1954
SEDGWICK, RUTH WOODBURY (chron.)

* Mamoulian of the Movies, (ar) The Dallas Morning News Aug 4 1935
SEDGWICK, SARA (chron.)

* Our House Affairs, (nf) Goodform: A Magazine for the People Sep 1892; [on housework, recipes, linens].
SEDGWICK, WILLIAM T. (chron.)

* The Home Study of Science: Biology or Life Science, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 10, Oct 17 1903
SEDLACEK, L. B. (chron.)

* The Map to Atlantis, (pm) Fables (online Spr 2004
* Treasure Hunter Blueprints, (pm) Fables (online Spr 2004
SEDLER, ADELE (chron.)

* Potpourri, (cl) Harlequin Jul, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1976, v5 #1, v5 #4 1977
SEDLEY, CHARLES (1639?-1701) (chron.)

* Phillis Is My Only Joy, (pm)

The Golden Book Magazine Mar 1926
Best Stories of All Time Jan 1927

* To Chloris, (pm)

Argosy (UK) Jul 1927
SEDMAN, EDWARD (chron.)

* The Bear and the Bearskin, (ss) The Argosy Jul 1911
SEDORE, THEODORE (chron.)

* An American Borderer: An Interview with Alberto Ríos, (iv) South Carolina Review Fll 2001
SEDWICK, J. C. (chron.)

* Electricity and Machines Work for Van Voorhis, (ar) Farm Mechanics Aug 1930
SEDWICK, J. L. (chron.)

* Conveniences of the City for the Farm Home, (ar) Farm Mechanics Dec 1931
* Let the Water Do the Running Instead of You, (ar) Farm Mechanics Jan 1931
* Modern Farm Conveniences for the Fountain of Youth, (ar) Farm Mechanics Apr 1931
* No More Is Water Carried on Kelsey Farm, (ar) Farm Mechanics Jul 1930
SEE (chron.)

* Miss Agnes Putnam, of Saratoga (with Epler), (pt) Puritan Mar 1897
SEE, CAROLYN (Penelope) (1934- ) (chron.)

* Barbara Tuchman, (es) The Kenyon Review Win 1990
SEE, EDMOND (chron.)

* Old Claude’s Vengeance, (vi) Breezy Stories Oct 1921
SEE, G. W. (chron.)

* letter, (lt) All-Story Weekly Aug 12 1916
SEE, (Nadine) INGRAM (1904-1997) (chron.)

* Let’s Play at Conversation, (ar) The American Girl Nov 1954
SEE, T. J. J. (chron.)

* The Return of Halley’s Comet, (ar) Munsey’s Apr 1910
* The So-Called “Tidal Waves” Which Follow Great Earthquakes, (ar) Munsey’s Feb 1909
* What We Know About the Sun, (ar) Munsey’s Feb 1907
SEEBER, BEN (chron.)

* Day of the Lotus Eaters, (ss) Gent Dec 1975
SEED, IAN (chron.)

* ’An Angel Fell’, (pm) Dream Catcher Sum 2001
SEED, JOHN (chron.)
_____, reviews: * A Gathered Church: The Literature of the English Dissenting Interest, 1700-1930 by Donald Davie, (br) South Carolina Review Fll 1980
SEEDMAN, ALBERT A. (chron.)

* Rubout at the Clamhouse (with Peter Hellman), (ts) Gallery Jan 1975
SEEET, W. W. (chron.)

* Dairy Farm Records, (ar) The Country Gentleman May 15 1920
SEEGER, ALAN (1888-1916) (chron.)

* An American Poet on the War, (ms)

Pearson’s Magazine (US) Nov 1918

* I Have a Rendezvous with Death, (pm) Battle Stories Aug 1932
SEEGER, CHARLENE (chron.)

* On the London Train, (pm) Ploughshares Sum 1973
SEEGER, MARY K. (chron.)

* A Perturbed Spirit, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Nov 1902
SEEGER, RITA (chron.)

* The Children of the American Revolution, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Sep 1900
SEEGER, SAUL (chron.)

* Agony in Film, (na) Saucy Movie Tales Mar 1937
SEEGERS, SCOTT (chron.)

* Amateur Peddler, (??) Holiday Jun 1948
SEEL, GEORGE A. (chron.)

* The Green Pool, (ss) The Popular Magazine Mar 7 1920
* It Has Been Done, (ss) Droll Stories May 1924

Breezy Stories Apr 1946
SEEL, GUS (chron.)

* The Toll of Progress, (ss) The Cavalier May 17 1913
SEEL, SARAH E. (chron.)

* Elinor’s Coup D’etat, (ss) Young’s Magazine Mar 1913
SEELEY, DAVID (chron.)

* The Lies Men Tell, (ss) Mademoiselle Jun 1989
SEELEY, E. (chron.)

* A New Song, (pm) Atalanta Apr 1890
SEELEY, EVELYN (chron.)

* Plane Crash! How it Feels to Die, (ar) The Magazine of the Year Apr 1948
SEELEY, JAMES
_____, narr. * I Drive Alone (with Peter Lamb), (ts) Male Sep 1954
SEELEY, KENNETH (chron.)

* Hail, Crevecoeur!, (ar) The Minnesota Quarterly Spr 1925
* The Son of Abdallah, (ss) The Minnesota Quarterly Spr 1925
* Vinegar and Gall, (ar) The Minnesota Quarterly Fll 1925
_____, reviews:

* Book Reviews: “They Tell a Tale of High Romance and Desperate Villany”, (br) The Minnesota Quarterly Fll 1925; on May Fair, by Michael Arlen.
* Book Reviews: Italian Silhouettes, by Ruth Shepard Phelps, (br) The Minnesota Quarterly Win 1926
SEELEY, MABEL (Hodnesfield) (1903-1991) (chron.)

* The House That Nella Lived In, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Apr 1952
* Let Run, or Catch?, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Dec 1955
SEELEY, MILES P. (chron.)

* Julie, (ss) Hardboiled #27/28 2001
SEELEYE, ELEANOR (chron.)

* Her Heart’s Desire, (ss) The Black Cat Jan 1908

The Pathfinder Oct 17 1925
SEELIGSBERG, LEONARD W. (chron.)

* The Ill Wind, (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine Dec 1906
SEELY, A. C. (chron.)

* A Case in Surgery, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Oct 1904
* Miracles of Surgery (with Leroy Scott), (ar) Leslie’s Monthly Magazine Jul 1905
* The Possibilities of Modern Medicine, (ar) Leslie’s Monthly Magazine Jun 1905
SEELY, ALVANE CARY (chron.)

* The Things that Seemed, (ss) The Gray Goose Nov 1899
SEELY, FREDERICK F. (chron.)

* A Portuguese Coin, (ss) Argosy Apr 26 1930
SEELY, SHANE (chron.)

* Walt Whitman Visits the Carpenter Care Home in Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania, (pm) Harpur Palate Win 2005

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